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3 January 2007, 07:50 PM | #1 |
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Crazy about Crazy Horse
This arrived today and is one of the reasons for getting a Panerai...
Straps and this is one of the best IMHO, Greg Crazy Horse.. Sweet. |
3 January 2007, 08:04 PM | #2 |
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Very very nice watch and Bonsai tree.
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Yes a Chinese Juniper best kept out doors,and slightly damp never let it dry out.But don't over-water you can keep it indoors but only for a few weeks.Its a out door tree and quite hardy,and don't like full sun all day.
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ICom Pro3 All posts are my own opinion and my opinion only. "The clock of life is wound but once, and no man has the power to tell just when the hands will stop. Now is the only time you actually own the time, Place no faith in time, for the clock may soon be still for ever." Good Judgement comes from experience,experience comes from Bad Judgement,.Buy quality, cry once; buy cheap, cry again and again. www.mc0yad.club Second in command CEO and left handed watch winder |
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3 January 2007, 08:36 PM | #6 | |
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3 January 2007, 08:44 PM | #8 |
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This has to be the best hijack
on my own post!! |
3 January 2007, 09:49 PM | #9 |
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Well not really a hijack,just a double interest.
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3 January 2007, 10:27 PM | #10 |
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3 January 2007, 11:18 PM | #11 |
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Love that strap. I have one for my 112H. Thick and soft baby!!! I like the way it gets a darkish patina through aging.
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3 January 2007, 11:24 PM | #12 |
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Hey Hey Clive my man! Congrats on the CH! It's a cracker strap for sure.
Since you also have the Drunken Cobbler Gabo, how do you think the two compare? Glad to see the passion burning strong, my friend. That PAM is gorgeous! |
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All I can say is big watch, big strap, big buckle.
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It's a tough choice, at the moment the Crazy horse wins, thicker strap, but I'm going to hold the Gabo because it's also really comfortable. I'll just flip between the two... Because I can Fokler on the way.. now things really will get interesting!! |
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I don't think you'll be disappointed with the Folkler. I find it's a fabulous strap and for me the hole spacing is perfect. I wasn't thrilled with their GPF buckle, which I sold and replaced with a screw-in pre-V type from waccex.de. The cool thing about SC straps is they come with tubes and the screw-in GPF. Normally that would set you back another $35-50. I find that hole spacing is the key to a good fit. I got my Strap Works Navy on blue stitch yesterday and the hole spacing isn't quite 100% perfect (for me). Since my wrist expands in the warmer months, I know it'll be a good fit in the summer, but right now it's either too tight or a tad too loose. Another really nice strap worth looking at is Mario Paci from timeconnection.com. I have an MP6, which is a waterproof calf and it's just a great strap. Hole positioning is perfect for me. I probably wear this one the msot right now. MPs are pricey BNIB (like US$200) but can be picked up regularly for much less on viapaneristi.com. |
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At the moment the hole spacing on the CH is perfect, but that will change as the strap wears in, now the Gabo is more worn in, and the drunk cobbler (put those daft holes just in the right place) fits like a glove.. I changed the CH buckle for the one you sent (which I prefer) CH buckle too big but give it a month and the CH strap on the Atomic buckle will be good, the "perfect match" ?? |
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Glad the Gabo spacing is right. The drunken cobbler put the holes in, but I told him where to put them, so it would work for me. I guess we have similar wrists. I'm surprised you find the CH buckle too big. Normally I remove my sewn-in buckles and put in a screw-in, but I decided to give the CH buckle a chance and I quite like it. But the one I sent you is a great one as well. I tell you, waccex.de (run by a guy named Mac) sells the best screw-in buckles that aren't OEM. Plus, I believe he's the only guy who sells 24 and 26mm thumbnail buckles. Glad you're loving your PAM, Clive. Seems you're waist deep in the strap fetish and guess what my friend, it only gets worse. |
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Explorer1 plus leather strap = Lots Then reading TRF = Lots times numbers you haven't even thought of yet Then = Launch Minis 104. 2 days too late. Mate I am so deep in the strap fetish, the house is up for sale. AND IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT!!!!!!!!!. How about a gtg in where you are? Cheers Buddy and Happy New Year |
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The same thing happened to me. Mini put his 104 up days after I had put down payment on my Panerai, otherwise I'd have gone the 104 and just tried out the 44mm
Miner, that CH looks awesome! I'll have to get a 22mm for my Power Reserve when I get it..... can hardly wait! |
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...and a big wrist too!!
Looking good on you, Clive!!
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I just received the Black Horween. another terrific Greg Strap.
Thick as the CH, just as comfortable. Now all my Luminors have new shoes. Pick to follow. Been laid up last few days.
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